What can i use instead of ladies and gentlemen?

Here are some ideas:

• “Ladies and gentlemen and gentlepeople”
• “Gentlefolk”
• “Dear/esteemed students”
• “All ye who attend my class”
• “Friends and folks” or “Students and scholars” (as suggested by @Noah Snyder)
• “People of any and all variety”
• “Thou bunch of remarkable renegades”
• “Esteemed chaotic villains and ne’er-do-wells”

“Ladies and gentlemen” is A common way to address a group of people, particularly in a formal, public setting. Long seen as a standard and polite—if not old-fashioned—way to address a group, its day has come and gone.

Ten alternatives to “ladies and gentlemen”

• Friends and enemies (inspired by Malcom X)
• Humans and non-humans.
• People/comrades/colleagues/peers/associates/partners (just one of these would suffice, but you may use the combination that fits best your speech)

Damsel

• Colleen.
• Lady.
• Lass.
• Lassie.
• Miss.
• Virgin.
• Woman.
• Young girl.

This phrase was originated from another phrase ‘gentlemen and gentlewomen’. This phrase was in use from 1586 to around 1591. It was not used to address all the men and women but it was used to address a particular class of the men and women.

What is another word for gentleman?

The standard salutation is “Monsieur,” “Madame” or “Madame, Monsieur.” However, to be gender-neutral in letters and emails, Use “Bonjour” instead, followed by a comma.

This use of ‘they’ as a gender-neutral pronoun is currently being revived.”
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The move towards gender-neutral language.

Shakespeare, in the prologue to Henry V, has the speaker address the audience, beginning “But pardon, gentles all…”, a turn of phrase which nicely covers both men and women with appropriate humility. But for whatever reason, it went out of fashion at some point in the last 400 years.

Pansexuality is The romantic, emotional, and/or sexual attraction to people regardless of their gender. Like everyone else, pansexual people may be attracted to some people and not others, but the gender of the person does not matter. People of any gender identity can and do identify as pansexual.

Gent is an informal and old-fashioned word for gentleman.

(d)Lady – This word is grammatically correct. This word is the correct feminine form of the word ‘gentleman’. This is the required answer.

If we really want to live and work in a world that is inclusive of people of all genders, we have to start using Non-binary language. The binary “Dear Sir/Madam” can easily be replaced with neutral and/or non-binary alternatives.

5 Ways To Stay Gender Neutral And Solve Problems With Pronouns

1. Rewrite the sentence to avoid a gender-specific pronoun. Instead of: …
2. Use a plural instead of singular pronoun. Instead of: …
3. Replace pronouns with articles. Instead of: …
4. Remove all pronouns from a sentence. Instead of: …
5. Avoid the use of gender-specific terms.

3 most common email signature pronouns

She/her/hers: used for someone who says they identify as female or feminine. They/them/theirs: used for someone who doesn’t particularly identify with neither female nor male pronouns. These pronouns are generally regarded as gender-neutral and are used in the singular form.

Gender-inclusive correspondence

And the salutation usually contains the same courtesy title: “Dear Ms. Brown,” “Dear Mr. Smith.” Moreover, when we don’t know the receiver’s name, we have been told in the past to use a salutation like “Dear Sir or Madam” in order to include both sexes.

If wanting to convey ‘all welcome’ for events, the use of limiting language such as ‘gay and straight welcome’ will not be sufficiently inclusive: a closed list of those groups welcome can never be long enough! Open language such as ‘All genders and sexualities welcome‘, or simply ‘all welcome’ is far more useful.

Here are some ideas:

1. “Ladies and gentlemen and gentlepeople”
2. “Gentlefolk”
3. “Dear/esteemed students”
4. “All ye who attend my class”
5. “Friends and folks” or “Students and scholars” (as suggested by @Noah Snyder)
6. “People of any and all variety”
7. “Thou bunch of remarkable renegades”
8. “Esteemed chaotic villains and ne’er-do-wells”

1. Gent – informal abbreviation of `gentleman’

A gentleman is Generous with his time, wisdom, and resources. He looks for ways to help others. He is a servant leader, and his commitment to interpersonal kindness creates a positive workplace culture that boosts commitment, engagement, and performance. A gentleman chooses to be positive.